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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
1
A strained plea promotes a flyer offering benefits after an accident, noting sympathy for victims while urging readers to use the flyer for financial advantage. The notice claims no victims are linked to the flyer and frames it as beneficial to readers.
The selection offers five styles of undergarments priced at 98 cents each, with deep ruffles, embroidery inserts, and hens stitched tucks noted. Also includes gorset covers, gowns, drawers, and higher priced sets sure to please.
Unclear notes from the supreme council session at Hotel Vendome report committees from Lockport and Tremont temple debating the new premium rates. The executive and subordinate councils were told only a seven or more branch council vote can trigger a special meeting in July at Tremont temple.
A district wide meeting elected teachers for the upcoming term and named the directors. A monthly pay of 10 dollars for teachers was adopted. Names listed include Anna Linhart Bain Ler Hill and Mary Mitchell, with several others noted as attendees.
Henry M. Wilson, president of a Che bien ipply company, claims Thomas W. Phillips of New Okie profited from a four risk scheme. The narrative describes prospecting, legal disputes, and accusations surrounding Phillips and associates, with references to Castles, Wilkow, and regional counties.
A fragmented report describes a defendant and associates discussing returning the defendant home. The text mentions a mission, a party, injuries including a sprained ankle and neck issues, and implies medical or legal consequences. The legibility is poor but centers on the defendant and care arrangements.
The Morgen Post reports Father John of Kronstadt, revered by many peasants as a divine Christ, has been banished amid charges of immorality and irregularities. Authorities impose strict measures against his followers, with families insisting on his divinity despite warnings. Pilgrimages continue, even as police efforts curb religious services in Kostroma and surrounding regions.
The Knights of Pythias Neve ig Vodice New dh held a semi annual election naming new officers. Harvey A. Monk becomes representative grand lodge with others including Frank Betton M of A Ralph Rie M of We Hilderbrand Kt M of M of Be FU Harper O G-William Arrow and others.
A department wide sale markets numerous fabrics at reduced prices. Dozens of fabrics including dimity, organdies, batistes, voiles, chiffons, silks and percales are discounted from 8 to 44 cents per yard. Strong emphasis on 10 to 20 to 35 cent price points. Many patterns and wide bolts showcased.
Department promotes new styles in habits and neckwear. Balbriggan underwear 25c. Union suit options at 100, 1.50, and 2.95. Men’s hosiery claimed finest line. Special prices on misses’ and children’s washables.
Silk shirt waist styles offered in black blue brown green and taupe with striped mixtures. Prices range from $13.50 to $22.50 across multiple styles including $16.50 $20.00 and $22.50 options.
Special showing of coats coat suits and separate skirts with walking shirts in late styles and materials. Bargain prices listed such as 22.50 33.00 and 27.00. Guaranteed perfect fit or no sale, supported by many customers.
Elders whose terms have expired will be voted on at a church meeting held at Central Presbyterian Church Wy ta Dyed HH Barner. The article notes the need for assistances to the poor and concerns about past conduct, urging careful consideration of candidates and their service to the congregation. The session plans to issue a notice of the meeting time and place and to set forth the election procedures for the church owing to ongoing community needs.
An advertising column urges trying Brazilian Blend coffee to aid digestion and soothe stomach tension. It claims the product works with any ordinary food, promotes health and appetite, and cites testimonials from customers in the local area. The advert notes availability through J. DWAN in New Castle, Pennsylvania.
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